No Spring Chicken
By Ginna Hoben

With Ginna Hoben and Sheffield Chastain

Friday June 15, 2017
7:30pm

Q&A immediately following
Whippoorwill Theatre
North Castle Public Library
Kent Place, Armonk, NY 10504

All she wants is a baby.
“No Spring Chicken” is a refreshing and heartfelt comedy about one 40-year-old’s effort to achieve, survive, and (without medication) complete a healthy pregnancy, to fulfill her life’s wish to have a child. “Hoben’s sense of humor weaves the play’s contrasting elements- hilarity,
raw emotion, graphic detail, darker fears— into a consistent whole.”
Washington Post

No reservations necessary
$10.00 suggested donation
For more information: HSC hotline at 914-271-2811

Hudson Stage announces the February 10th staged reading of Two Henrys by Kenneth Jones, directed by Scott Alan Evans, featuring HSC alum actress Susan Pellegrino.

Friday, February 10th at 7:30pm. Q&A immediately following the performance with participating artists.

Whippoorwill Hall Theatre, North Castle Public Library, Kent Place, Armonk, NY

General door donation: $10.00

Denise Bessette, Dan Foster and Olivia Sklar Producers

In the dead of winter, Henry flies from New York to Florida to offer condolences at the funeral of a father figure he never knew. But as the booze flows at the wake, are the surviving widow and her grown daughter ready to raise a glass to the unexpected guest? Set in 2012, somewhere between the dusk of the worst days of the AIDS crisis and the dawn of marriage equality, Two Henrys is a humor-laced drama about guilt and grief, perceptions and prejudices and the urge to find family.

NYC-based playwright Jones is enjoying the success of his recent play, Alabama Story, being produced at theatres around the country. Two Henrys was a semi-finalist for the O’Neill National Play Conference and most recently was seen in workshop at the Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice, CA. Scott Alan Evans is the Executive Artistic Director of award-winning Off-Broadway’s TACT/The Actors Company Theatre. Most recently he helmed She Stoops To Conquer.

Susan Pellegrino

Kenneth Jones

This program is made possible with funds from ArtsWestchester, and from the NY State Council on the Arts. Actors appear courtesy of Actors Equity, Director courtesy of SDC and both playwright and director are members of the Dramatists Guild.

Join us Friday, December 16th at 7:30 pm at Whippoorwill Theatre, North Castle Public Library, Kent Place, Armonk, NY for a staged reading of a delightful and thought- provoking new play, Exquisite Potential by Stephen Kaplan, directed by Stephen Nachamie.

General admission: $10.00 payable at door. No reservations necessary. For further info: HSC HOTLINE: 914-271-2811.

The perfect Hanukkah treat: All parents think their children are great. Alan Zuckerman just happens to think his 3-year-old son, David, is the Messiah. Thirty years ago, Alan and his wife, Laura, visit their rabbi to verify David’s possible divine nature. Thirty years later, everyone older and wiser, it appears that Dad might have been onto something!

Director Stephen Nachamie is an award winning New York director who helmed Hudson Stage’s terrific spring production of Animals Out of Paper. His work has been seen on Broadway as Associate Director on the 2016 Tony Winning revival of She Loves Me, on Film in Winning New York, Audience Choice Award winner from the NewFilmakers NY Festival, several productions at Penguin Rep, including most recently Buyer and Cellar. Upcoming: Benjamin Button.
Playwright Stephen Kaplan grew up in Northridge, CA (home of the ’94 earthquake) and wrote his first play, And Jack Came Tumbling After (Old Globe Theatre, EST, HERE/Lincoln Center) when he was 15. Other award-winning plays include Community, A Real Boy, For Unto Us (Published by Dramatists Play Service) among many others.

This program is made possible with funds from ArtsWestchester, and NY State Council on the Arts.
Denise Bessette, Dan Foster and Olivia Sklar, Producers